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EasyJet flights resume as boss says he’d feel ‘100% safe’
Scotland

EasyJet flights resume as boss says he’d feel ‘100% safe’

Stem Academy to run summer lessons online for free
Scotland

Stem Academy to run summer lessons online for free

Home DNA kits could shed light on various Covid-19 impacts
Scotland

Home DNA kits could shed light on various Covid-19 impacts

One more coronavirus death as total cases reach 15,755
Scotland

One more coronavirus death as total cases reach 15,755

German prosecutor holds slim hope Madeleine could be alive
Scotland

German prosecutor holds slim hope Madeleine could be alive

Five more coronavirus deaths as total cases reach 15,730
Scotland

Five more coronavirus deaths as total cases reach 15,730

City councils set out plans for reopening of schools
Scotland

City councils set out plans for reopening of schools

Fisherman spots deer swimming across bay towards shore
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Scotland

Fisherman spots deer swimming across bay towards shore

Groups share £3.6m fund to buy land for communities
Scotland

Groups share £3.6m fund to buy land for communities

Anniversary tribute to Scots captured in ‘forgotten Dunkirk’
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Scotland

Anniversary tribute to Scots captured in ‘forgotten Dunkirk’

Care home offers drive-through visits to reunite loved ones
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Scotland

Care home offers drive-through visits to reunite loved ones

Three more coronavirus deaths as total cases reach 15,709
Scotland

Three more coronavirus deaths as total cases reach 15,709

All categories of hate crime increased in past year
Scotland

All categories of hate crime increased in past year

Zoo charity in plea to reopen parks and avoid £500,000 loss
Scotland

Zoo charity in plea to reopen parks and avoid £500,000 loss

Police to remove people’s HIV status from database
Scotland

Police to remove people’s HIV status from database

UK economy shrank by a fifth in April as lockdown took hold
Scotland

UK economy shrank by a fifth in April as lockdown took hold

Small businesses innovate to keep going through pandemic
Scotland

Small businesses innovate to keep going through pandemic

Inside the Scottish care home which locked down early
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Scotland

Inside the Scottish care home which locked down early

‘Serious concerns’ over Covid response of some care homes
Scotland

‘Serious concerns’ over Covid response of some care homes

Holiday parks warn of economic damage if reopening delayed
Scotland

Holiday parks warn of economic damage if reopening delayed

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Business confidence in Scotland ‘higher than UK average’ in May, Bank of Scotland statistics show
Scotland

Business confidence in Scotland ‘higher than UK average’ in May – stats

Salen Pier on Isle of Mull gets visit from the Waverley after renovation project
Glasgow & West

'Labour of love': Renovated island pier gets visit from the Waverley

Girl, 15, raped by masked man in Edinburgh city centre
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Edinburgh & East

Girl, 15, raped by masked man in city centre

Conman duped top hotels and growers out of £500,000 by selling fake Scottish tea
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Edinburgh & East

Conman duped top hotels and growers out of £550,000 by selling fake Scottish tea

Scotland Tonight: Young people explain how they cope with a cancer diagnosis
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Scotland Tonight

'I was diagnosed with cancer aged 21 - but I actually felt relieved'

Corran ferry introduces £2 passenger fee for first time
Highlands & Islands

Corran ferry introduces £2 passenger fee for first time

Scottish Government drops plans for new national park
Politics

Scottish Government drops plans for new national park

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Duchenne muscular dystrophy: Hope for families as new medication rolled out to first Scottish children
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Hope for families as new medication rolled out to first Scottish children

Horse-drawn carriages and £700 dresses: How schools are tackling prom inflation
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Horse-drawn carriages and £700 dresses: How schools are tackling promflation

Denis Law legacy trail unveiled in Aberdeen to honour football legend
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North East & Tayside

Denis Law trail remembers one of Scotland's greatest-ever footballers

Disabled Islay pensioner forced to rely on son’s food parcels amid Co-op shortages
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Highlands & Islands

'My son had to send me shopping from England due to food shortages on Islay'

Historic tidal pool in Cellardyke making waves once again after major four-year facelift
North East & Tayside

Historic tidal pool making waves once again after major facelift

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MSPs give consent to UK-wide legislation to create ‘smoke-free generation’
Politics

MSPs give consent to UK-wide legislation to create ‘smoke-free generation’

Bunting, ballots, and a bitter battle: One week until crucial by-election
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Bunting, ballots, and a bitter battle: One week until crucial by-election

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Ewan Petrie
Who are the Labour, Reform, SNP and Tory candidates in crucial Hamilton by-election?
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Glasgow & West

Who are the Labour, Reform, SNP and Tory candidates in crucial by-election?

SNP by-election candidate Katy Loudon: ‘It’s fair to say people are scunnered’
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Glasgow & West

SNP candidate: 'It's fair to say people are scunnered'

Tory by-election candidate Richard Nelson: ‘I’m not worried at all about Reform’
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Glasgow & West

Tory candidate: 'I'm not worried at all about Reform'

Reform by-election candidate Ross Lambie: ‘It’s just us versus the SNP’
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Glasgow & West

Reform candidate: 'It’s just us versus the SNP'

Douglas Ross accuses Presiding Officer of bias after expulsion from chamber
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Douglas Ross accuses Presiding Officer of bias after expulsion from chamber

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Comedian Russell Brand to enter pleas to rape and sexual assault charges
UK & International

Comedian Russell Brand to enter pleas to rape and sexual assault charges

Haribo recalls sweets in Netherlands after ‘cannabis’ found in cola bottles
UK & International

Haribo recalls sweets in Netherlands after 'cannabis' found in cola bottles 

‘Do not eat’: Bread rolls pulled from supermarket shelves over allergy risk
UK & International

'Do not eat': Bread products pulled from shelves over allergy risk